Manah Prakriti Assessment: Evaluating Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas Dominance in Practice
Consider two people who both use the word “anxiety.” One is restless, speaks rapidly, moves from plan to plan, lies...
BAMS-certified Ayurvedic physician with over a decade of clinical practice. Specializes in Panchakarma therapy, dosha diagnosis, and disease-specific Ayurvedic treatments. Runs a busy Ayurvedic clinic focused on evidence-based traditional medicine.
Consider two people who both use the word “anxiety.” One is restless, speaks rapidly, moves from plan to plan, lies...
Breathlessness can be frightening even when an initial chest X-ray or spirometry result is normal. Those tests are useful, but...
Tinnitus is the perception of sound without a corresponding external source. It may be heard in one or both ears,...
Sthanika Chikitsa is a useful modern umbrella term for Ayurvedic care applied to a defined body site. It may include...
A patient once arrived with progressive myopia and retinal or macular findings that his ophthalmologist planned to monitor. He also...
Families living with epilepsy often ask a careful and reasonable question: can Ayurveda support sleep, stress management, appetite, cognition, or...
A diabetes-related foot ulcer that remains open for months is not a minor skin problem and should never be managed...
Sara Pariksha is the Ayurvedic examination of the excellence or predominance of particular body constituents. In the tenfold clinical examination...
Pizhichil, also called Sarvanga Dhara or Kaya Seka in contemporary practice, is a Kerala-developed whole-body oil-stream therapy. Warm medicated oil...
Among the kitchen items that modern nutritional discourse has dismissed as “just sugar,” jaggery (Guda) stands out as a particularly...